Walkerton Independent, Volume 86, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 April 1962 — Page 6

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O.E.S. Seats New Officers Walkerton Chapter 319 Order of the Eastern Star held their public installation Saturday. Mar. 31 at the Masonic Temple. Mr. and Mrs Edward Petersen were installed as Worthy Matron and Patron The chapter room de* or carried out the new Worthy Matrons colors of blue and white, with a white shadow box with scalloped cdg<*s in front of the east dais a white Bible against a blue silk background inside the box. Her motto, "Truth Never Changes" in blue letters was enclo.** d in a white oblong s< alloped frame hung on the backdrop in the East. White milkglass bowls of white carnations were in the East and W,*/ Smaller arrangements were on the north and south pedestals. The retiring matron an<l patron. Mrs. Wayne Dipert and John McCombs and their officers, opened the ceremony and Mrs Dipert introduced the installing Worthy Matron. Mrs Newton Williams. Mrs Walter Jackson, past matron presented the Bible on the altar. Mrs. Williams introduced the <Xher installing officers. William Steinwald in the EasX. Mrs. Glen Stahly, installing marshal; Mrs. David Mellin, installing chaplain; Intrastate Investments —MOST—INDIANA STOCKS BOUGHT-SOLD-QUOTED SOUTHERN SECURITIES CORPORATION LCH AL REPRESENTATIVES Louis C. Houser Claude E. Houser Phone Walkerton 586-3254 586-3193

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all past matrons and patron of Walkerton chapter. She also introduced Mrs. Grace Atwood as installing organist and Harry Ohvenus of Knox as Installing soloist. After the 1961 officers retired and the chapter was made ready for the new officer, Mrs Atwood played an organ interlude. Mrs Petersen. wearing an Alice Blue gown, was given her obligation by Mrs. Williams and as she stood at the altar, Mr. Oliverius sang I Believe." Miss Susan Quallich, LaPorte, escorted her grandmother to the East and sang "Alice Blue Gown" to her. Mr. Petersen was given his obligat. n by Mr. Steinwald and Mr. Olivenus sang "He" in his honor. Another granddaughter, Gay Quallich. escorted him to the East and sang "Always” to him. The other officers properly installed were Mrs. Earl L Smith, associate matron; George Parks, associate patron; Mrs. Charlie Steinke, se< retary; Mrs Ralph Jackson. treasurer; Mrs. Alfred Drews conductress; Mrs. John McCombs associate conductress; Mrs. Louis Daube, chaplain; Mrs. Edward De Vos. marshal; Mrs Nelson Walz, organist; Mis Mary Bauer. Adah; Mrs James Verkier. Ruth; Mrs. Donald Wolfenbarger, E.<her; Mrs. George Parks. Martha; Mrs. V. B. Wolfe. Electa; Mrs. Florence Olsen, warder; Pen y Selkirk, sentinel All the officers wore white except the Worthy Matn^ns. Mrs Williams presented Mrs Petersen with a gavel, a gift from Mr Petersen, as she assumed her station. Tn her a< ceptance speech. Mrs Pettrsen qu >tcd a poem that had been her th«*i.e through the years in East, m Star: "Bite off more than you can chew, then .hew it. Plan for more than you can do. then do it Point your arrow at a star, take good aim and there you are Take on more than you can bear then

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bear it. Plan your castle in the air, then build a ship to take you there She introduced her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Quallich, Gay and Susan, of LaPorte, her minister, Rev. David Owen and Mrs. Owen, and other Inends from out of town. Mr. Petersen introduced his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Petersen and a nephew and wife Mr and Mis. Dan Petersen, of Chicago. Mrs. William Heim Jr. was introduced as the soloist for the year and the n jM>rt* rs. Mrs. William Steinwald and Mrs. Newton Williams. M-mb*us of the Bible Ceremony who had acted on the hospitality committee for the evening and will serve as Mrs. Petersen’s Bible Staff this year were intnxluced, Mrs. Warner Clark, Mrs William Rhodes, Mrs. Carl Gjemre Jr Mrs Lee Chapman. Mrs. John Petersen and Miss Audrey Dolph Mrs. Walter Jackson and Alfred Drews presented the past matron and patron jewels to Mrs. Di pert and Mr McCombs While the latter two signed the memory pages of the Holy Bible, Miss Janice Dipert sang "God s Rainbow Shines For You." Rev. Owen gave a short talk complimenting Mrs. Petersen on her choice of motto and said Truth of God and His teachings never changes even though we have changes in everything else. * ft er remarks of

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thanks and appreciation by installing officers and ochers, Mrs. Petersen closed the installation. Following the retiring of the officers, a reception was held on the first floor. The large tea table was lovely with a blue tulle ruffled skirt and white cloth. A bowl of white carnations, flanked by blue tapers, centered the table. Mrs. Jack Hannagen and Mrs, Raymond McCarthy presided at the two silver tea services Dainty sandwiches, nut meats and coffee were served. A false ceiling of blue and white streamers formed a canopy over the entire room. Blue and white styrofoam j*tars and arrows were hanging from the ends of each streamer around the room. A large lighter star with the emblems was in the east end of the room bf«fore a blue background A large frame was in the west end of the room covered with blue material and white carnations formed Mrs Petersen's watchwords "Friendship and Love" on this background. The gift tables were in w-hite with blue carnations on the skirts. Mrs Robert Schaeffer wax in charge of the memory book Mrs. Fred Koppcnhofer was chairman of the refreshments committee, assisted by Mrs. Hannagen. Mrs McCarty. Mrs. George Trapp, Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mrs. Gerald Howard. On the decorating committee

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were Mr. and Mrs. Newton Williams, Mr. and Mrs. George Parks, Mr and Mrs. George Ferverda, Mrs. Bess Gindelberger and Mrs. Wayne Dipert. Guests were present from Calumet City and Lansing, 111., LaPorte, Knox, Hammond and Walkerton. On Dean’s List At Morehead State Morehead, Ky. —Virginia A. Holmes, Walkerton, made the first semester Dean's List at Morehead State College. Virginia was one of 336 students who made 3.0 or better during the first semester. Virginia made 3.4. "We are extremely proud of all the students who made such outstanding records during the first semester," said Dr. Adorn Doran, president of Morehead. "Their records indicate a very high level of achievement and we are confident their parents and friends share with us our heartiest congratulations." WALKERTOM M-A-S-O-N-I-C No. 619. F. & A. M. MASONIC MEETINGS Flrat Thursday Night of Month WARNER CLARK, W. M. All Masons Invited HARRY HOLL. Secretary WALKERTON, INDLANA